Explore 'I Would Come to Destroy Not Save' by Merritt Mauzey – a haunting Expressionist etching depicting a ruined watchtower with a swastika. A powerful, symbolic artwork evoking loss and warning.
Discover "Bob Smith, Grubber" by Merritt Mauzey – a captivating black & white painting of a rugged figure. Explore this early 20th-century artwork's unique style & timeless appeal.
Merritt Mauzey’s ‘Texas Highway’ – a detailed pencil drawing of a vintage car through the Texas landscape. Realistic textures & subtle symbolism evoke the American West. Explore this unique artwork!
Merritt Mauzey’s ‘Bumble Bee Cotton’ (1940s) is a poignant black & white drawing depicting enslaved laborers. Realistic detail, hatching technique, & social commentary on rural hardship.
Explore 'Neighbors' by Merritt Mauzey – a captivating 19th-century etching of rural American life. This monochromatic print showcases skillful hatching & geometric forms, evoking hard work & connection to the land.
Merritt Mauzey’s "Brothers" lithograph captures rural American life with meticulous detail & realism. Explore this evocative 19th-century scene of farming, machinery, & timeless labor.